Knowledge source
Train Chatsy on a public Notion page
This is a public-page crawl, not a Notion OAuth connection or workspace import.
Reuse public help content
Add a published Notion page URL to the agent instead of copying the page into a separate document.
Keep the access boundary clear
Chatsy can crawl a URL that is public on the web. It cannot open private pages or browse a workspace.
Scope
What this guide covers
This is a public-page crawl, not a private workspace connection or automatic sync.
Guide scope
- Crawl a Notion page that is publicly accessible by URL.
- Use the crawled text as a website knowledge source.
- No Notion OAuth, private workspace access, database import, or automatic sync.
Setup guide
Add the public page as a source
Follow the source steps, review the imported content, and test representative questions.
Test the source before publishing
Review the crawled or uploaded content, then test representative questions and human handoff before publishing the agent.
Open Readiness Quiz- 01
Publish the page to the web
In Notion, publish only the page you intend to make publicly accessible and copy its public URL.
- 02
Add the URL as a source
Open the agent's knowledge sources, choose website crawl, and add the public Notion URL.
- 03
Review the crawled content
Check that the intended page text was imported, then test questions against that source before publishing.
Limits and fit
Where this setup can fail, and when another path fits better.
Provider documentation
Common failure modes
- The Notion page is private or blocks the crawler.
- The public page changes after the last crawl and the stored source is no longer current.
Not a fit for
- Private Notion workspaces or permissioned pages.
- Teams that need continuous Notion database synchronization.
FAQ
Common questions
Ready to add your Notion page?
Build the agent, add the source, and test its imported content before publishing.